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5000 pairs of boots and shoes will be-
sold at 10 and 20 per cent. less than cost.
Ladies' kid buiton, 81; mems as low as
|$1, and all others in proportion. 81.
Hsyter, N. w. cor. Second and Poplar
streets.
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Removal.

Joseph Kern, jeweler and watch
maker, having removed from No. 827 n
Market street TO No. 707 Market street.
would be CHAD 10 NEST ali his patrons
and friends 1T his new place Of busi-
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For Bronchial, AsthmAtie, and Pull
mOunry COmplatRts,

Browns Bronchial Troches" mani
fest remarkable curative propsrtise
Sold only In boxes.
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Flour, Fesd Coal and Lime

can be had ut tue new dour aud feed
sto:e, N. W. corner Of Fourth and
King. Buy the "White Fawn" tiour.
The best bargain offered in -four. THos
W. STEWARD.
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Seven Sutherland Sisters Hair Re
storer aud Scalp Clesner. For sale by
Taylor 81 Fullerton. 800 King ST. Get.
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ue Daily REPUBLICAN
AILLER's
.TABLE
|rORAN T.

ie Medicine is &c.
~. ,n.oussnds to be The
.clne In the world.
SUE : Throst, HoaIsencss
Threat and Mouth
\ snxet, ni. hash, &C., there
use that has performed
.,at Iot to contain any min
no ree from laudanuu
''seo s,s At any time with
H.y al druggInts ssc
.nVkGAN K SONS,
e., X. 1.
sSnian halsaun IL nm
=" II. 26c. and 81. a
inarleoWem
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III. Z. Hollis.
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Have you seen ths great improvement
In Mrs. jacobs uptown p ala ce, No. 617
Market street? It Il worth . oil.
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6t0ckle's Book tomorrow.

DR.. simms' WHITE Puimonic BaIsam
Has and 10 still mAkina astonishing
oures Of throat and lnng troublet; mul-
titudss tell ~ 1t has saved them from
the consumptivs's grave. IL sells lar.
sely, giving very general sAtisfactiou.
Uso tt for coughs, Group, sore throat,
eto. 900. and u. Depot, vourth and
King. Wilmington, Del. Sold By deal
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Time.

Examine our stock OF CLOCKS and
watches before makiug yoHr purchase
MilArd II. Davie, 9 E. Second street.
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Washington Market. Any butcher or
huckster will send your basket home.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-01

A popular revolt was instantly
que.led In the city today by the free
distribution Of S;1 ,kle's celebrated
Book.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-01

1t speaks for itselfis what . lady said
Of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup the other
day. A single bottle had cured her
child OF o most dreadful cough. 1t
never fails TO give speedy relief and
permanent cure.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-01

Gall for St9ckle's Book. the best
remedy in the world for thirsty pal.
ate.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-01

"Who did you say is to be the next
Presiden,?'' "Oh, / don't know and
don't cave Pm not look ing for Presi
depts-I'n looking for bottle of Sal.
walton Oil. II kills pain every tune" :"
rs cts.
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New ROAD


Small arAuules, small dose, big re
suits, pl snsant In operation, don't dii
turb the stomach. 25c.
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Easter novelties in hne millinery .
Mrs. Jacobs palaces.
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II you have any furniture that wants
re.upholsterinR, you can get It done
we'll, cheap and In time II you will send
to Rllwood Sender, 912 French street.
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Call on H.9skle for Book.
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n you want o new clock 60 to Millard
r. Davis', 8 Il. Second street..
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Largest stock, CHEAPEST and best rs
sortmeut, rnOst reliable houses In CITY
Mrs. Jacobs millinery pslaces, No. eli
Market and 220 King street.
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Reduction

Washington Market. Can order any
thing by telephone. No. 423.
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Washington Market. Law prices and
courteous treatment.
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For dry goods-orancr q Go
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aREvITiGs.

san Rises as sun SETS as.
OH Oloth rsmnsnts cheap, 222 King.
The cheapest has house In tho city
Ruanfesd Bros.' AOA MARKET street.
( When sorrow 10 aslssp, wake II not
III BashJ coat yoa Win IKE 70
Try Bueh's eoai you Will surely like H.
A man st twenty may bs fool At thirty.
". !. Kimbis. xroosr. and and Juss'son.
Arrogance is tie Obstruction Of wisdom.
livery missr should have . chest protector
Millard 2. DAvis', Jsxslsr. . k. sna strss,
Oity Lssndry. sixth and shipisy strss,
Eins 10 x. Kings, q HANS. IL =. Fourth
r. Roop Smith, druggist, 9Th and King
washing msohins TOR sale ~ Pieksrs stove
store. East fourih ".
Alex. Chambers. tin rooiinR, spouting and
ioDbing, 222 King street.
Fish and oysters fresh every day ct Pen
neli's. Second and King streets.
Tinwsre, Wood and Willow Ware, ri
King street.
Do what you ought. and lot come what
Riches other serve or govern their posses
sor.
A homely truth is bsttsr than splendtd
error,
Mon fear death as children fear to 20 In
tho dark.
Fine cigars and tobscco at Durstein's
also tnreo chow cases for sale. 2lb King ot
90 to J. Mecauiey's. ITO L. Second 49,, fol
Lfppincott's rheumatic and Neuralgia Curt
Murphoy q Son, 500 shipley sroet, take
tho lead In f1rst class furniture In tAis city
Gall and examine our STOCK.
Go to II. H. Moore's stalls, ~ and "a Sec
ond street market, for your good butter and
cheese, wholesale and retail.
II you want cneap picture frnmeg 20 to q
X. Baugh, 203 West Second street. 1 nave
tho largest ttock In Delaware; come and 500
ior yourselves.
Ross now has o complete stock OF the
latest styles IN hats, winter caps under
wear, neskwear ana notions at Lie Market
street. It tho lowest city cash prices
You will be convinced when you SEQ ou,
wall papers and tho prices that this is the
plAcs-A. n. Jones, az Market sGreet-tf
give your orders fof any spring WORK you
may have 10 do.
SHE KNEW HIM.
Chieago Tribune.
She sat beside mo at the play
In all her giriish lovelintss,
Wnilo In the box across he way
A dowager In gorgeous dress
Sat, while the diamonds. gl,ttercd bright
On wrtnk led neck and shoulders bare.
''Ub, were those gems my own" cried,
'l'd ind for them place more fair.''
"swee thsart. - Whispered, "nsed / tell
whore would have those gems rspoee?"
She taltered not (she knew me welI,l
why, with your uncle, supposs"
a
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Etn skies Book to morrex.
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One OF our most estimable citizens
may bs thankful for the introduction OF
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for Its timely
use has saved his life. For incipiebt con-
sumption 1t is certain remedy. Price
20 cts.
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Read ous want and for rent columns
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Washington Market. For all the pet
MIA


A man VINO has prAcuced medicine for q
years ought to knew salt from sugar; read
what he says:
roLxDo, o., Jan. 10, 1857.
Messrs. Y. J. Cheney b Uo.--ssontlomen
hsys sI o.sn Y the gsn:,s q msd
In ali my praotice and sxperisncs, have
never seen prspsrettou that l could pre-
scribe with a much confidence Of success aG
1 can Hall's Oatarrh Oure, manufactured py
and It's eftsst 10 wonderful, and WoxId say in
conclusion that have yet to hnd case OF
Oatsrrh that IL would not cure. II they
would take Il according TO dirsotions.
i0ais Z. lug; T. ,as;oRsuos. MD.
Once, gl5 SUNNI It st.
We will give 500 for any case OF Oatsrrh
that can net be cured with Halls Catarrh
Ouro. TAKEN internally.
r. OhENE Ely o., Props, Toledo, q.
A6-Sold BY druggists. 10 ctz.
New Road
The new public road In South Chris
tlana Hundred, which received favorable
action by the Levy Court, few days ago,
Is to run through land of the Kiamcnsi
Wooden Company, cross the Bait. &
Phila. r. X and along the line between
lands OF Vincent G. Finn and George w.
Spicer.
This road will be great accommoda-
tion to persons going to kiamensi station
to the Mill, and from the village to the
school. D, sirable building lots will be
for sale there, and arrangements are now
being made for the building of several
new bouses. This is thriving neighbor
hood and few years will make great
advance in Its population.
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o''ong cough candy at Ferguson's.
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|P. ]. WALSH & CO.,
BUSY. VERY BUSY,
nspEcrAILr N
CARPETS |
CLOTHING.
FURNITURE.

B.
Embossed Plush Rsslce
Suite, 7 pieces. S32. ~ !
Hair Cloth Parlor 6uile, ,
pieces, $50.
Marble Top Walnut Chem
ber Suite, German beveI ele
$33.
Ash Chamber Suits, G.
man bevel glass. combinatiou
wash stand, 7 pieces, SO.
Cottage Chamber Suites
8 pieces, light and DARK
styles, from $IS to $50.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-01

|Cm q iaiS.
es nssJ,,S
dassd cn.
[sed dby.iSs.7
N.au,d
later csIllsyl
Isps.1', % o. "
tell h'' !
~. ;.
,ss,ntth the \, II I
r~s.ass, r., Y
vas tsksn. !, [
rs,,ass.s1s "
! cSals|is ssap So
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sne, sser,, have re-.
'Senth street. 80
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-10

his pilgrimage, a imi.sion to he pro-
missed land lie said.t a. Nose, was
the O'd Testament type of Christ.
who came . lead all Nd Ii out of the
Egypt of sin aud the wilderness of
doubt aud tnUu,atjon into tne pre-
mlsed lagd of peace and rest 'rhe
lesson - be- learned from
Noses history was mat each
Individual while he could not be -,
grand. as great ami sublime ~ Moses,
had work to perform III life, duty
to do. That he must individually
shoulder his cross anu comprising all
diilicul lies reach tue grand consume
MONA life wei, spent and rs nearly
Christ Ike a possible. His trirut1
to the iuet and righteous principle of
ambition, which otttimes animstes
the young, was superb. Mr.. Martyr
is fearless, pointed, interesting,
classical and eloquent prizes Of God,
aud none. who are abb to go TO
church, should fail to bear HIM. Twice
to-day aud again tonight, he breaches
at ot. Paul's Episcopsl church. The
singing is congregational, selections
from the Gospel hymns. a are i'll
vited. The pews are free.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-10
Nd GUILTY .
with a. Iife-Sentcucc Attachment b..
the Verdict Of the jury I'm the
}. l. NcMsone tnre.

Few cases tried by any of our local
aud comment hs the riAl of James a .
Ncwsomc "the .lo5~e higlwsyman.7
The case occupied the attention of the
federal court tor two daNs, up to 8
o'cl ok ,st night, the takihg OF test To-
moBN alone lasting till yesterday
noon. Argument was then begun,
and the case went 10 the Jury at the
adjournment for supper, which was
about $50 o'clock. Defendants plea OF
an ahDi could not stand against the
positive identiticstions of himself bv a
member of the untOrtuu crew on
the robbed stages. and, especially,
there were important discrepancies in
the statements OF his witnesses. His
honor, Judge Mccormick, in his re.
marks and instructions to the jury
giving them the liw in the case and
sitting the evidence so "a to assist
them in getting out the main points of
cyl fence, took up the question OF
reasonable doubt as to guilt of aC-
cused," which he said was often
strained by counsel tor defense, that
the proper course to be pursued in
a case in court was about the same a.
in private aiiairs, moral cerianties
being accurate enough. Ii absolute
certainty was Indispensable he said
many cases of crime couli not be
handled by the courts OF the land
The charge was able, though extern
poraneous, elaborate and lengthy, lts
delivery taking mp over halt nm hour
The defendant was prosecuted by
/ nited States District Attorne>
Pearre and j. f, Boyuton, and defend
ed by Mes-rs. Leasing and Andrews
In appearance he is typical COW b oy
being Il handler OF stock when al
| InslnN
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observation-disclosures.

You cannot afford to waste time in
experimenting when your lungs are in
danger. Consumption always seems
at first only cold DO not permit
any dealer to impose upon you with
some cheap imitation of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption,
coughs, and colds, but be sure you get
the genuine. Becruse he can make
more profit he may tell you he has
something just as good, or just the
same. Don't be deceived, but insist
upon getting DR., Kings New Discov
cry, which is guaranteed II give relief
in all throat, lung and chest affections
Trial bottles free at any drug store.
barge bottles ST.,
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g. NltEiOisONs.


Sheritl j. Nj. laIhsu OF Ga'esvi,le.
Coryell county, is i'll tne city.
Mr.. {. ii. Andrews, representing 70
Chicago stationery house is III TINS
city.
Mr. William ID. Shaw of Gates
vile, 10 spending a few days III this
city.
MIR. L. Madison, Tom Green coun-
ty wool grower, was IN the clty yea
terday.
Mr.. John Howard, the wcll-known
and popular raiIrCal man was on our
strtts yesterday.
Prof Il. X. Robins, t.lent d
young "PanthervlIe' educator. was
III Maco yesterday.
Miss Decca West is Still confined to
her room, which she mas not lett for
nearly eight months.
Messrs. f. ID. Is owu and {. a. liar
rison, two 81 Louis drummers were
doing Waco yesterday.
MIR. p. IL. Burncy is in the city from
his Cochran county rauch to spend
the holidays with friends.
Miss Maggie McMolllndio,of Frank
ltn,andMi,sB.uuaW heelock, of Wheel
ock, It brace OF Robertson county's
most charming young ladies', are
visiting in the city. he guest, of Mr..
). a. kllIDugh's house.
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AINMrnin hnII.

The EXAMINER is indebted to the
committee for invitations and tickets
to attend grand |. o. O. f. dedlca-
ton banquet and ball, al AIvaIado
December l6 Following are the com
mittees;
Master of ceremonies NJ, Chap
man.
Invitation committee. G. Smyth
O.. G. Fahm, A j. Brown.
Floor managers "A. ID. Cakes, f..
&. Paxton, j III. Costello, NJ. l.. Pankey.
Reception a. Y. Weaver, NJ. San
som, j. +. Refs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-10

..,,y nj certain reports of ser!-
10 '..,r conflict, and complications,
,.'5 ont OF the rece-t election OF
\ ~ district Judge for McLennsn
I ,,. an EXAMS ER reporter called
.cust1r eject from this district,
4 ~ Walter ,. Baker, at his home IN
=, .rv last evening, to obtain his
ava upon tue all ged complications
|, rel,tng - himself
paporter-."Do you think your cleo
q, and qualification AS special dis
", ind &c OF the 10th judlcial district
s.t,d the office OF state senator of
! ,s o2ud senatorial distric'!'
Fsyot ipse tacto; this couli Only be
,ne il at all, by judicial proceed
y, but in my case, the material i'll
INV is, was there IN office to vacate2
am only senator elect of the dis.
.r Under the act for the organi-
IRON of the legislature, Art 3l46,
Esyi.ed Code, provides: NV hen the
E"nnues are called and the members
A sct sppear and present their credeL q
il shall be the duty of tue clerk
#mIpr the order aud direction OF the
NsarIetary OF stqtD - administer to
Neseb The on IA prescribed by the con-
E.tuiOn
a This sta'uto is mandatory aud must
H. (oLJwcd. No other qual lication
It'll answer. Ia SO mucn As have
L,eyer qualified under it, and cannot,
E,rcept IN the senate chamber. nm
fnl .eustor elect, and withn legal
[ouempation, have never entered
oh the discharge of my duties. la
IL case of Flat )navs. the S'a'e 80
EEa;, 1902, Justice Stayto say: can
sHce Is "a franchise in a certain sense
ani the right to the same never vests
10. the person elected TO have the
ksne tas fully qualified, a id thereby
Rome entitled to discharge the
lies and receive tie emolument:
lieol."
Ii sena' or-elect is not an office
EtiIe was nothing to vaca'e; conse
tueolly, Art. NV, Sec. 40 Of the con
ktuop, which provides; No person
ksbsI hold or exercise, at the same
ftime, more than one civil Office elnolu
EleAt etc has no applcstiOn."
II DO you not think that your actor
Fss such nat no question could arise
PSI you boeu the duly qualified
|lenat Jr;'
81 do, il Is commonly known tina
kelher the bar nor myself were mind
OF the objection, if any, aud a.
pom rs il was mentioned, | refused
/ open court, or exercise any Of TIA,
duties ct he office of dietricc Judge
Nhlle did not believe that the per
Imance OF its functions would all4c
Ne office OF senator, felt it due u
E:tIt and the people to ovoid ON
Alions and run no risks, there be
,uO occasion for 1t. On accouu
rN limited investigation | may b,
kyMen in my views, but feel quits
Eildeni they are correct
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STREET NOTES.

Secondhand show cases, good as
new-tor sale very cheap at Morrison
Richer ~ Cos new drug store.
Katie Putlam who PLAYS at the
Garland on next Tuesday night, has
spent since last she WAS here, live
manins in Europa, and in her new
play wears solu1 Of the IN So stIn-
ming Partisan costumes ever seen in
Waco.
Local Ageut Dill ingham, of the
Central, has ingraphlc instructions
to sell excursion I cketi to-day aud
tomorrow for round tripto llearne
and Houston, good for return until
the 18Th instant, inclusive OF one lurc,
being - to licarne, and 50 60 TO
Houston. The Genital is determined
10 keep mp with the Procession,
THE ENAMINER was favored yes
terdny with a call rom Conductor r.
>. Burke, OF Iemi IL, VINO was visiting
Waco III the interest OF grand bsl
and banquet to be given at Tempt.
Friday, Dec. 23d by Temple Division
No. 2l1 Order OF Railway Condu 1.
ors, comprising 81 members
I L no Ic3sCu IlOltI Va ~. Oh NThlNtslOD
will furnish music for the occasion
and everything Will be conducted OIL
era I'D stall. Mr.. Burke was circu
lating among the railway bretnreu
aud tho public in general selling tick
cts and advert sing the entertain
ment. Tickets of admission for gen
tlamen and la lies, SIS. This Is tn,
first entertainment of the Temp,
lodge, and they are determined tc
succeed. THE EXAMINER wishes tn,
railroad brethren an oyerilowing cul
OF enjoyment,
a II of Katie Putuam's old friend
will be glad I see her III her new play
at the Garland next Tuesday night.
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TtIoi SANDS OF cuiInRrN

Ave born into the world every day " ith some
cC2emGtous affection, such rs mix crust.
scall heat, scurf. or dIudrui sure TO dove lop
iutoAu aguniling eczema tine itching burning
aud dirtgdrtton of which make lie u pro
longed torture unless properly treated
4 warm hh'h with CurlCUGN SOAR. AN eN-
luisitc Kin BCautitor, ANA single upplirA-
ton OF NVrttuRA, the OroAt skin cure, with
little CvriCrAN Rl~OiNFN +, the New blood
furih'r. are ofleu sufficient tn arrest the pro
gross g the disease, Rud point 70 speedy and
permanent cure.
Hence. no mother WHO loves hcr children,
Who takes pciie Ia their hrauty, purity, and
health and IN tC~;OWIuV upuu them u IN tld's
sh, ana d, boiy uuutished by puc Blood
Should fdl To make tial ot thc Ctrt,il.N
RiMiptI.-.
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4 After answering the questions pro-
bundled through the question box
b. srdAy evening, Rev. MIR. Martin
eivered an instructive discourse on
n character and faith of Moses. In
fsphic lAnguage he depicted the
&'ry of his birth, his discovery by
teprincess of Egypt, his forty years
J the court OF Pharaoh, his refusal
pronounce his people, and mis- ban
.ment. Then the command of the
id from the summit OF Mt. lIoreb,
Iemand of the Egyptian king: LET
people 60" He commented at
.gth upon the sublimity of the faith
the nan, who refused the kiugly
dOwn aud sceptre OF the most pow
Egiul patton of the earth, and became
|Me leader, instead, of II nation with
Ne Stigma of debasiDg slavery
9 2W Years. The elJq tent divine lu-
#@aly dtAaeated the character of the
.i'h prophetic, which, even in the
eeseri sands, was unshaken and could
discern in the distance, the towering
negh's OF Plsgah and Sinai, and the
Eomlsed and. He doubted whether
aoses was happy, aud yet, he was in
.ne discharge of his duty, doing the
l@Nimands of, and at peace with his
|Hou' In the course of his remarks,
referred to the difficulties of the
eaug IN renouncing the pleasures
amusements of the world and
owing the master. He did not OBJ
NO the moderate use of the art OF
lcing II was the abuse that ought
9e denounced. There was no harm
aanc'ng, 1t was graceful and was
Ouon set to music. There was II
nc 10 indulge in the poetry of mo
d -'ut these times must not be too
en, aud must never interfere with
ophgations of Christians lite,
interfere with Christian cross
arlhg; that there were many young
proficient as leaders of the
Frhan athwart whose comst ose
sShs had never flashed an idea;while
accomplishment, it was purely
'icaI, there was nothing intellec-
= spout it. While some might con
tasui Ate themselves on their prof.
ny! III following Terpsichore, he
O W. lake negro from the swamps
N'ssissippi, give him bait dozen
SONS and he will surpass and sur
H. 'he most remarkably accom-
,aeu' lie deprecated interference
'eh on the part OF Christians,
me moderate use of amuso-
u.' IN which, intrincically, tn re
10 harm. The theatre was often
instructive and interesting
trouble WAS thst the
gi"y OF the play- are
W., Ta The boards to serve the devil
m 'ahs should make the theatre
a a. IL ought TO be. Ii could be
o a powerful engine of good in
tn ,,;sNllI4tion, all eleemosyuary in
Mo MON which properly conducted
st, rebound to the glory OF God
s au his hearers, If they knew
ana 20 be good and ennobliDg, tc
aAu hear and see it.
wiz UoncIuding, the missioner il
us colors animadverted upoI
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-10
Importan, Immigration Meeting.

WACO, Tex. Dec. 9.-There will be
meeting at the office of the Trade
Review to-day Saturday the 10th)
at p. m, sharp, of the Waco lmmi-
grafton association. Let all the bust
ness men be present. Ii is especially
requested that all of the committee
of fifteen be present, good report Is
to be made and business of great I'm
portance is to be transacted. The
whole state is moving in this question.
Don't let Waco lag. VIM. Cameron,
president, j +. Elgin, secretary.